Armed Robbery in San Pedro: Teen Suspects Detained A brazen armed robbery attempt shook San Pedro on Friday night. Three masked men stormed Publics Supermarket on Coconut Drive, one of them opening fire on a security guard before fleeing the scene empty-handed. Tonight, that guard is recovering after being airlifted to Belize City, while police have already detained two teenage suspects, sixteen-year-old Kyle Rivers and seventeen-year-old John Anderson Martinez, in connection with the crime. The

New South Wales Police Force gave an insight into their Active Armed Offender training program. More than half of NSW’s 16,000 police officers have progressed through the state-of-the-art program since its adoption in November 2015. The program has been designed specifically to equip officers with the additional skills, training and resources they need when first on the scene at a terrorism or high-risk incident. | NSW Police Force

This is just a drill, but we need to be prepared for anything. Exercises and training scenarios like the one shown in the video below are essential to Police and Emergency Services. Understanding one another's roles in a life or death situation is paramount to public safety. This particular scenario involved an active shooter at a school, a situation that was resolved by specialist ROG and TRG officers. | Western Australia Police Force

Armed robbery prank. Oworitakpo was refused access into an organisation and he decided to pull a prank on the man at the door. Remember to like, cooment and share | Ugtoons

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